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Human Rights and finance

150 €

at 1.8 KM
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The description
Training schedule
the description
In recent years and after the adoption of the Paris Climate Agreement (COP21) and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), considerations of responsible finance, including social governance factors environmental protection (ESG), have been more and more in the spotlight. The issue and governance are also widely discussed (among other things in terms of diversity and gender equality), The S element, which is very much concerned with human rights issues (social sustainability), has been less enlightened. The trend is towards the introduction of measurement indicators on ESG criteria. The global momentum around human rights is motivated by: increased recognition of the financial community that ESG factors play an important role, knowing that ESG factors are part of the investor's responsibility to his clients, an increased need to take ESG issues more seriously and to integrate human rights considerations into the evaluation and decision-making processes, to further encourage policy and the public to move forward on this issue, to strengthen legal EU level to protect the long-term interests of investors, beneficiaries and the financial system
program
In order to provide finance and banking professionals with basic knowledge of human rights in finance, The House of Training offers a 4-hour training course that will focus on the opportunities and risks of integrating human rights. the man in daily business practices. The course will be based on the following topics: Understanding how human rights can be integrated into finance (sustainable) Understanding the requirements of regulators (current and future regulations) Understanding customer expectations (with examples) Understanding this what you can and should do (with practical advice)
Target audience
All professionals working in the financial sector, who need to acquire fundamental knowledge on this topic, including: Operations Managers, Directors, CSR Leaders, Legal Counsel, Supply Chain / Procurement and Supplier Managers, Resources human resources and training, marketing and public relations, compliance or audit / risk managers (all levels).
trainers
Charles Muller is now a lawyer and independent director for funds, management companies and custodian banks. During his 30 years of experience in Luxembourg, Charles began his professional life at the time of the implementation of the first UCITS Directive and during his stay at the Luxembourg Fund Fund Association, ALFI followed the application of the AIFM Directive. He is also specialized in the area of mutual and alternative funds.
Markus Löning, was a member of the German parliament, a member of the German parliament, where he focused on development and international affairs. In 2014, Markus founded Löning- Human Rights & Responsible Business, a Berlin-based consultancy and think-tank specializing in human rights.
certificate
At the end of the training, the certificate of participation will be available on your customer account or upon request from customer service.
Training material
Training materials will be delivered at the launch of the training in English only.